04 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Leader
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1905
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment from a regional newspaper shows a publication in Monaro Street Queanbeyan New South Wales with ads for stalemate services, carpenters, printers, leatherwork, saddlery, and wages. It lists subscription prices and advertising rates amid faded names and addresses.
The speaker criticizes voluntary closer settlement and urges compulsion to break large estates. He argues government power to resume land for closer settlement is needed for progress, cites NSW towns, and warns current laws let landowners block productive use. He proposes true land valuation for taxation and government acquisition with compensation.
Fragmentary text lists numerous names and words in a jumbled sequence across varied terms. No clear event, place, or date is discernible to form a coherent news item or identify a main subject.
A letter arrives about public concern over filth and low language from aggressive street corner peddlers in a large Austrian city. The writer condemns obscene behavior near homes and calls for action, noting demands for safety and cleaner streets amid widespread disdain for the offenders.
Daniel Swan, a Lilurer, murders his wife Tavercatgill N41. The woman was thrown to the floor and her head battered with a mat iron. Police report a brutal domestic assault with fatal injuries at the scene.
Notices announce gazetted changes in conditional leases across Murrey and Muring counties. Leases for properties at Lass [hetaier nar Vass] and Cony are widened for arable and pasture use with new rents and terms. A June 28 motion confirms land sections 2 and 5 near a subsoil site will convert to a water reserve.
The text mentions W M Winghes with a dairy farm in the Hawkesbury district and a failed political note about a redaction bill in the House of Commons. It also reports the State Premier informing Lands Commission he will suspend solicitor work for two years and a Liverpool dockers strike over union rejoining. Chinese merchants in Penang join American goods boycott. Woods peppermint cure advertised. Japanese outposts cav hine Rinstanies at go daily. Liniveiten employs 3000 Chinese.
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